
SO?
pharoah88 ( Date: 18-May-2010 18:52) Posted:
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In 2000
EUR1.00 = USD0.90
There was NO CRISIS
Not at all! Thank you for your compliment!
iPunter ( Date: 18-May-2010 16:29) Posted:
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I like your sensitivity to the subtle nuances... 

It is not quite stabil yet, I am afraid. Need two to three weeks to go, I suppose!
iPunter ( Date: 18-May-2010 10:47) Posted:
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From intra-day low -186 pts to +6 pts at the close..
Really looks rather bullish and rosy, I must say ...

Dow recovers from triple-digit slide to end positive gaining 5.67 points.
At a time like this, it is difficult to see how rosy things can be in the economic scene...

You are right, it is plunging!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STI will do the same too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
iPunter ( Date: 17-May-2010 23:36) Posted:
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The Dow is now -166 pts...

The Dow was -105 pts...

alright boys & gals, i'll catch sissy Dow tomorrow, no much action tonight...a video to share with u all, very good investment tips, sure win formula:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxUATkpMQ8A
It may plunge naturally...
no need for careless human fingers...

I WANT A FAT FINGER GLITCH NOW!!
Just now the Dow was -90 pts...

i think will slightly red and tml sti still same red
kellychang ( Date: 17-May-2010 23:01) Posted:
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US stocks flat on weak manufacturing data
NEW YORK - US stocks started the week mostly flat Monday after surprisingly weak industrial data added to concerns about European sovereign debt problems.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged dow 2.42 points (0.02 per cent) to 10,617.74 in opening trades, after posting triple-digit losses on Thursday and Friday amid escalating eurozone debt fears.
The tech-rich Nasdaq composite rose 8.49 points (0.36 per cent) to 2,355.34 while the broad-market Standard & Poor's 500 index ticked 1.02 points (0.09 per cent) higher to 1,136.70.
Although the S&P 500 rose 2.2 per cent over the past week, the gain was mostly due to an initial sharp rally after the EU and the International Monetary Fund announced a financial rescue plan for debt-ridden Greece and other ailing eurozone members.
Investors turned sceptical that the trillion-dollar plan would be capable of protecting the embattled euro, which fell to a new four-year low of US$1.2243 earlier on Monday.
'The latest tug-of-war in the stock market is between the steady but moderate economic recovery in the US and the problems facing the EU,' said Al Goldman, chief market strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors.
'The stock market has been buffeted almost daily by good news, bad news about the Greece bailout.'
A key New York state manufacturing report released before the market open dampened sentiment.
The Empire State Manufacturing Survey showed conditions for manufacturers continued to improve in May for the 10th straight month, but at a slower pace than in April, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said.
The index of general business conditions dropped 12.8 points to 19.1 in May, its lowest level since January.
The cautious Wall Street opening came after the Dow skidded on Friday by 1.51 per cent, the Nasdaq dropped 1.98 per cent and the S&P 500 shed 1.88 per cent. -- AFP
many bargain haunters are buying today.
and hope, dow cheong big big tomorrow.
ok..tonight may close slightly green.
then tml STI open and gap up +30.
then everybody so happy.
then, dow future -400, europe red red, china red, HSI red.
hahahaha.
well, maybe only.
i am just having a dream...
good nite!
hope my dream will not become truth....
iPunter ( Date: 17-May-2010 22:52) Posted:
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when speculators retreated... you will find all the good analysis of $1 trillion will come out..
this week.... GREEN FOREST.... LONG BIG WIN BIG.....
LONG SMALL WIN SMALL.... hehe...
